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Guest Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Correct use of I and me
Which is correct?
This is my son and I in Guadalajara.
or,
This is my son and me in Guadalajara.
I believe the first is correct.
This is my son and I in Guadalajara.
or,
This is my son and me in Guadalajara.
I believe the first is correct.
Top answer
The ' me ' is accepted too. eg A : Knock, knock ! Who's there inside ?
- The ' me ' is accepted too.
- eg A : Knock, knock !
- Who's there inside ?
- B : It's me ( I ) .
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The ' me ' is accepted too.
eg
A : Knock, knock ! Who's there inside ?
B : It's me ( I ) .
eg
A : Knock, knock ! Who's there inside ?
B : It's me ( I ) .
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"This is my son and I" is correct according to the formal rules of grammar. I would probably follow that rule in writing.
"... my son and me" is pretty much accepted in everyday spoken English. To say "this is my son and I in Guadalajara" would sound a little too formal to many speakers.
"... my son and me" is pretty much accepted in everyday spoken English. To say "this is my son and I in Guadalajara" would sound a little too formal to many speakers.
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